The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-08 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZOTE, Feb. 6, 1808. animist: um signed by the Vitt—Lieutenant of the. County of Sultay• Oaf latter litentent of Ly.ti• S,uthwark Yawn:err, In f.tntty. •• ceor4c I.eitur, Gant. to be S ec o nd Lieutenant. I)ated oa. tso7. , ,Rev, Satrittel. Locke, L. to be Chaptaiil. Duted Nov. z 6, C.'o,inuissiogs 'signed 1),Y .. i4,s'4..cod I,l'e:ties:ant of th Cviny of Ciouthatopt.ni. 114nry Drunnitond,, Lig. to 14 Deputy. Lieutenant. Dltel j,to. .11,;: , 5ridge Bo:titres,: of Po/wailer lajlettoy. Capt.,itt "'oho CUM lobe A.cljutant. ' Dittett Jan..z6 iBoS. l'rtsdown Yeronattr:y Cavalry. : Carter, jun. Gent. to ,be• Lteittetiant, tittOVllitcprnb, Dated Feb. 2 k ;,Ootf. • Sputh.smptae Volunteer, Infaatry • William VVara.,Gvat. to lid:A , ljOtant..,l).ited 29.tS0S. I'...notissitni •14 by tax I.,*ed Lieutena7ot if the North Riding of Yoeksiiite. To be Depuir Lieutenants—Siitituel ierompton, jun. IsSq. Reoh.tarn, Esq. Richard Hill, Esq. Alitchelson, Esq. Thos, Maude, Esq.' • • . NFur 41141t0n-Polsitirer lujaNi , y. Isaac Leathatn, Esq. to be LiOUrenalq.Cokiiel Conunandant. To be t.4l)nons —Trionias Ryder, Esti,' Edward Ledo, Esq, Thf:tnas •Paul, Esq. , Hall,. Esq. be Linuteitants,- John Li:oe, Gear. fliontas Flintoft, Gout. Pratt, Gent.. lohn • Dindop, Gent. I ohn ‘V3l%.:4ri jun.V.;ent i), Ashton, Cent. julin Thornton, Gent. 'lO Adjutant—(',hr. I i., Cciit. • • C6Noais.imA in the I.l:icestershire Reginitit'of Militia, :lea • • - b the Lull Lieutrupo. •• To be tiviitenants —Ensign Win, Chomait. 'Mitzi-March, Lnsign tilvyarti Freer. DAtetlOa.t9 18°7, k. Curlier 'Gent. Dated as abov,c.• • • . , • To be F.ll4ign—ltnbert ellsvittql, Gent - I)3W 041. 3i, tBo7. Cvnittrisrbit is the ••ltenfi'etys.liire L9rd ' Liervareani.., ' • tletztetuut ,Peter. rr guson to be Quarter-ALister, vice Mae iiongail, appointed' to the - Linc. llated.Dee. 2h, ISo7. C4ilinar,iiiiet.l In the. Worcestershire Militia, rlgNe.t 6y Ibe Vice I.9rd Lieutruanr. To bt Lkiittmults-r-lohn Tholor, Dated lan. 29, 18113'. Etiwtra l'enrice, Cunt. 04ted kn. 30, th'et3. john Mugridgv, Uent, Dat,:ii Feb. 1, tonB. Robb( Daniel, Gent. Dated Feb. A, ;SAS, Paync, (.;et.(. (Med 1 , 0, 3, 0103. .Thoill;t3 Smith, Chia. I)ateil heir, 4. 4898. To be L.nt:lB . o—H, itilrfcibit, Gear. Datial 29, 16643. C MI", to Oji C Peh, 6, 'lBOB. 111 , ,ATHERS Ittat,TlMl) Td 3EItVZ..IN . THIS PRE4ENT PARLIAMBtit Borough of Castle Rising—The lion,.Lieut..(olonel Fulk _Grey illo !toward, of -Grosveitoi-siinare, in the coun t y o f l'sli v ddloseit, in ties room of the !len. charlei liagor l who,, • since .his eliCtion fur the S4RI Borough, heat accepted the °dice of Steward or of 'tits Majesty's 'l' twe win Hundreds of Stokr„ Desborouigtt, and bonenoani, us the County of Buckingham. , . borough of Tregony--Win. C;ore Langton, of Newton Park,, o count of Somerset, Esq. in the mini of Godfrey W {ho AVentworth, Lsq. who, since ius election tor the bilia borough, hart accepted the 011iLe of Steward of . • liitt NiaSosty's Mintor 0( East tichdreci, in Site County of Berks. borough of Yarmonfh—l)ehjarnin, Crighilloofe, of New Ortilond-StiVot, in the ConittY of Middlesex, E 4 q, to the Mal of tervoise Clark lervoise, borough of Mitchell, Ottletkvifie Trelaw. fly tiref;:tnil, of Soiiti•scoa4 in the ciftinty or Middlesex, t,sq. in tlie room . of George Gal w ty• Mills. Lsq, who, *ince his el4etion tor the 5.1i1l lioroup, bath accepted thy (Mice or Steward of fits Majesty' s Chilvlrti of Stuko., DisiStantigii, anhi Pniit,;oli4i.n, in flit: county of Lock:4%l4am; City 1i.,t11--Cilarles Palmer, I:4q, in tilt morn of loin PLAinui, E51.1,.wm, elect:on for tile' t„ity, huh aCcAtplc4 Steward or pailtil of His itsty's , Three Chiltern I tu,:ditds of Stukt.,-. DabtioroLioh, • :14 ihinen4arn, the co :or,. ar buckiaghe,,,. 11,INKRUPTC110 IiIadXGED: Matthew Dailey Tvaiwnt, of arca' Goodman's. Mitt4il44sx, •5t44.4r-tafioer, t;oin 144. 16 to March 5, at tun, at Ciilildll4li. " Willi;oh Gregg, flow- or Lite of f4mes.street, G4ll644i.ltilciGX l, llllllq,)Cf:Vs:AlCC, it , 3111 kCii. 6 to March 1,6,11 t ten, at •Gutid:i.4ll. drINKRUPrs, Thomas Cray, or Rurnfoul, gssox, , innholAlcr, to' surrender Feb. Is, za, and IVl.trch t 9, at ten, at I, London.' Attornitoi, Cstoipig, 133rtletei:nuilninp, !-lolOorn, London or Mr. Terry„Attrolor.l. Robert Cookesley, late Ot Poole, .I.l,nagoincryshi., timber 1ftt14:11414, M.tral 7; 4, and tg, yt elevehoiat the Otis Poole.' Attornie.4, UT. l'uvle ; vr Mc4srs. Milne trid Parry, old lOwry,. • lohn l'arkintion Woolluy, Walhant-Creen, Middlesex, brewer,. tcb,. i;, ;to, anti Al.irch. rO, at twelve, at Guild. Attoiney, M. Tooke's-coda, Chaucer). lane. DAvul Rees, late of Lanelly, Carrnartliemitife, shopkeeper, ieb• r 5, :6, 44.1(Y1:ircti .at L;Lvivn, at the Such Inn, Swansea.. Attornies, Mr. or Mews. Davies and Becr,ttgtpn, Swaloet ; and and. UrOoks, New. t.cfrotre, , Linculn•Ya.l nn, 1,.011(14;. -• • Valetio Antonty,SeialaS itarreto, late of LivPrpoel, merchant, feb. :9, 21, at eleven, and i%larch ro,'it five, at III:: s;..11:. ispeare layern, Birmio4harn. • Attottnes, t lti \nsArs. nler lay„ Long, and Ince, tiray's.lnn,. London or Air. I'at tner, 131rminsh.lin. • Tolm Vlat.a 4 adzon, ort,i*ittrpoOl, merehnnt, Feb. 23, 2.1, anti March tq, at one, at the Gione'T.tvUrtti - lei veriax,l. 'strut- , w ._ Nl. - nits, bl e sses. Crump .and 1,04 e, 1.1vervool; or r. FLittye, Cli int:cry-lane, I,ontlZi. i , chn tiricv:;surt, inn: o 1 Newcastle-ttnon-Tyne, vintner avid ISeilit.(ig.ticr, i'01), to v March 2, and 19, at eleven, :it tila 1 hree, 1 wit in K.lngs„ . N CWCaSt it. Minn - 005, Me4SCS Clay. ton, l3ntm , :ll, and Brawn, Newcastle.: ; or Meaaro. Clayton, tiCotti and Biamire, Liticolnis.lun NeW.tiquare, London.. . - .• .• k _. . Iti‘hard vic Scabr, of C feat Bradley, Su ff olk, baCher, l'eti. ti at lone, 4), and March 10, at eleVen, at tltc.itW lion, Newmarket. Attorntes, Nlr, Cooper, C4tubritlge i Lit .... .. • WilltiUC Son; and Holtaway, Southampton:billld. ings„ London. Rat Waddilo of AinsvVorth-Mill, Laiteashire i , printer, Feb . . 24 - 21, and Marcli (9; at 'eleVeii, at the bridge water Arms Inn, • Manchester, tionoViAttylicstts ; or Mesta. Lyon and Coll) er, Gray's-. Inn; London. 1 0 wpit Cowley, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, .entler, Feb. 'ti,, and Whrt.li 19, at eleven artne Angel Inn, Sheffield- A tames. Mr, Wilson, - ru v I la. *mat, Lontlbit i or Messrs; kittlingtoll anti Wake, Sprlllcltl.' • • ltichard Ltlgington, sail. ut Abingdon, lierkshire, hemp. 511.1tInfistfOri,r, fell. 19, at two, 2t), and Match 19, at twelve. at the Jamb inn, Abingdon. 'kiwi - hies, Mr. Morland, Abingdon • or Mews. Ntaddock and Stevenson, Lincoln's. I tot, !Ama s on. Thaftris ti,yd, of EdgeWare•road, Mid4leivx, grricer, Feb. :4t two, 24, an.s March $9, at one, at Guildhall. At, tornie4.4leisr4. pay mill Cultuttr-street, Fen. church-street. " ' 4 • &cibert ( „„ t4 ; o f Gow e r.or c o, whited-1;Tel, biiicidiesex, I•en.Ll4, at ten, 23, at ele ten, arld:Mar,..ll at tot, at t;uitttloll. A Hurray. , Mr.. Bland, • itaqUat. el...et-street. ••• I Voineliall, 'Yorkshire, flu't pow' thgt sooroi, of s otk, ;410 Ittr, is, Its, March $9,. rt ateVell, at kt.ci Faiitieraet, Mr. T0w0.5, 1114keitick, * Fernple, London. Thounti Wright, Dolverton,. tio . iricrscishire, Innkeeper, Marcie I, 3, 3iii4 tg,, at eleven, et th.. "prig Tuns Inn, .'Tiverton, Uvvnnslrtrc. A ittatilles, tbir. Lys, Took's. Court, Chancrry.lane London ; Lir Mr. Keuricii, '2svat o i t; Mark Clernence, nt Craven street,Stcintl, taifor, Feb. at tW0.. , 24, and March t 19. at one, atuildhall. Attomuy, Mr 1 . 14101.tv: , , iiittl him 0• b;:rt 4„01 - A,TV,O•court, London, • own: hams, yen. 13, at eleven, «;, at twelve, and Match 19, at eleven, at ' Messrs: Blunt and hiowinan. old Pay, Mike, Lat.:al-street. ftc;in Gloocestemerniee, Stepney, Middlesex, nias!.;l- r;.i , .3, at. onri 2 t waive, and !March 19, aC Attorney, Mr. defiling , • 3e.tv.30•1,1t.', L irtap.'nc. D ii* IDEN DS rcb, zi. liaitcmcicit;flTatcritubt4r.talari Loudon, b o a.. ; , ct twelve, le o. r'. Charlos Nictiley, of 1391t-in-Tunifiln, riect,strect.. t.on(l.oj'cuacit - tU44t(4,, at tvicirc, at (Juiltils4ll. • March t.. yosoph Stevens and John Carter-, of Bread-st:cet, Cheapsidts, Loudon, warcnouscmen, at one, at Gu ld ball. - • March la folin Carleton, of lliibeek-Hall, Westmoreland, cotton.spinaer, at one, at Guildhall, London. March t. Hetasiey, of Cleat Corant.strett, Russell. so(itare, Mid Iletex, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. March 5. Paha Dobrett, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, buoksel. ler. at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 23. John Martin Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher Truman, • and loteph.Powellfof-Cennon.arreet, London, merchants, at eleven, at Ouildhall. Feb. 27. Charles Glover, :of Albemarle-street, Hanover. square, Middlesex, upholsterer, at one, at Guildhall Feb. 27. Ed.vard Green, of Charles-strect. Soho square, msn's inetcer, at one, at Guildhall, • - Feb. aa. George Scott, of Upper Tharnes.streot; t:ordlon, grocer and tea.dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, - Feb.. 29. -'Williarn Firth, fLte of Bradford, Yorkshire, met'. chant, at eleven, at iI!C Talbot inn. Bradford. arch 4. Willi:in ltolden, .of Skirbecic Quarter, LittColll- shire,coal , merchant, at Ch.• Veil, at the Peacock. Inn, 1395t0n." Feb. 29 , william Kirkby, of Minchester,lncrchht, at cJeven, at the Dog Tavern, 1201.,chester.• Feb. '27. Ldwat'd Baildon, !at, Njancliester, grocer, at ele. • Yen, at the Itriigewater.Amis lun, alattlie.ster. March . Trirribull, late of Fencluirch.srreet, • but now .of Bel!-Savage.Yard, London, •desier„ • eleven,• at Guildhall. • Marel, ;. ratrics Cunningham, noW•or late of YO;cforrt ! folk, 'grocer, ,at twel ve, At Guildhall.. Feb. :9. John Scott and Charles Ster..irt Bisset,' of Liver. pool, liquor-merchants; at twelve, at the Globe Tavern,. Liver-pont. • • • Feb. :7. George White, of r Whitechapel.rold, Middlesex, grocer, at tell, at Cu Feb. 23. Thomas Woadcroft and John Woralcrotl, cf field. Moor, York - shire. comb.nratrufaelutias• at twelve., at the George Inn, Sheffield. March 8. lames plague and. John Martin Siwytr. late of Tower. Royal„ London, merchants, at eleven, at OttiNIPII- March , 12. Pettlr, Degt.,,ves; of .Clteapside, 'London, ,a . nd Bainbridge, cf • Manchester, warebutocincii, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • April It. Abraham Alendes Pzreira, of 014 ltetlilern, Lon• don, merchant, at ten, At Guildhall. • Ma , . , 14. Edward Whitocke, (.4 '.4tIC+:II . S.tOW, PeatollVil IC. A . ;iitlalesex, insurance—broker, at tett.. at Guildhall. FeUl 23, William Burrell, of Stockto3, Durban], linen. draper, at ,elevon. at the Black. Lion, Stock ton. March J.. John Edwarth r of Wik;more-,,tre,:t, Cavendish. square, Middlesex, solt.r. tcn, at Ginlahail, Feb. :o. William Davies, of LiVerpopt, 4.itdr and plasterer, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. • Feb. 29. William . Walker, never late : of merchant; at eleven, at the 'Threw Legs Inn, . cods. .CERTIFICATES. • • - • Felt. 27. Saintiel lirunn t olChating-cross, sword-cutler. Tultrt Band -court, Upper - Thames-street, holesale-s winner. lames of South Shields, Merchant. Richard %t'alkcr, of Leicester, dealer. iolta I nllipsr of lirarhoekti Marsh, 14rkswelly warwlck, miller, • Robert Swaim, ofilatifax, fUtin Swaine, Sireoat, Yor!:. ' Edward SWalrie 4 of London, fiann:rh Sl•vai re and lua - Cpli Swaine, of flalifax,,merchants. Stephen rurkiror, of Aeton.green, carpenter. Thorna. It iiley, late 'of Liverpool,. timber-ruerchant. William lone*, of Liverpool, tat.rocier. Christol;ner Morris, lac of liuslinthorpe, York, matrufac , tutee. I'..II2TNISIZSIIIPS DISSOLPIW. • Matt:Boulton and j arms Smith . , of Soho, •StatfOrcl, latehet• makers. . • Trlo. and W n. Wctherherd, of Liverpool, brokers. lohriVreklord, joint Cobley Welsford, and 'Frederick Wit. Win ‘Versford, of Larl4ane, merchants. •Thonias %Vahan, Mary Lei:lger, Sarah Leidlrer, 'Harriet Leid , ger, Irican6r Leidger, Char lone Leidg,r, an Edward Clea there', of liunteir.ret, SriiriCrOOS, and Smithy Carr, York, nail.triaurrfaelnrers. • Henry'l'ope irmt . Gen.CulverWell, of Exeter, linen.draperit. George Snarl, John Ile phy, and )dhn Simpson, o f Ll o yd's Codie•liouse and liatton,garden, merchants Chsrie'S Sit be wart . and William Henry Bitcoit,u, of Palace. • row, TOttenhameorirt, brewers. s. • • t ( 1.)• Elugltes Byrn and %Via. coo, of ricead I), hitters. tocelin Icilinion, of St. t'aut'er Citurch-yaid, and lienjamin Taiiart, Uf New Poild-Strtet,pookscilro6. C. allit A. Tm .. ho son. met. tnerCharitS. • [oho Walker .4A Henry Sisakeahaft, ut Preston, Lancaster, icon ..towider, , . john Town, 'rho. Thompson, ot . Kighley, ; 'York, and len. Trimnpson, of Manchester, cotton-manutadocers. 1. v,aikor, W. Pilkington, of. St. Helen's, Lancaster, Alia W. Ar:..rton, of 12 aintr.:rd„ Lancaster, brandy-merchants, (Mtn lei. Taylor, and Francis Whitmarsh, of K nsinpm Gravel. pits, common-brewers. • - D , rvid La .rre, jury. , and folin Murray, of • Glnigow, 1014 1 Cuttl:)e tsun•suri David 'Lawrie, jun. of GlasAow. • MAILS. Aitß/V ID -3.1)11blill, 2 ,V.terford. Du z..-6 Guttertburgh, I Waterford. PRICE 01: STocKs THU DAY AT TWELVE, O'CLOCK. OMO'S ' • E SU . N. ‘ui.kM µUlt DICKRZ TAI.SUM AVOZAT ? L 0 N .1.? 0 , IstuND4Y, FEISRVARY B j ,. 1808. Yesterday afternoon Dispatches were reeeivq4 at the Admiralty, and at:Lord CisTLEnt:AGnispf-Ace, frotliAdutird CaCHRANE and .General BOWYER . , An-. nouneing the Surrender. of the Danish Islands of St. Thotitas,, St. Johns, aild St. Crobt, to His Majesty'i arms, on the (2 . 2 a and 25 tivof Deeeniber last, with out any lois on our part. 'a The Dispatches' were tironglit by C.iptairt IItIRKILE and . papt; ,PAttittN son. 'no . followirig Totters were. itutitodiat 4 ly ns nti, • the .t. , tted to ,orpt Atayor " Admiralty-Office, Feb. 7, MIL " Loan 7 :I have he Itmoui to acquaint your Lard ship. that Captain l'aikinson, °tithe Navy. lys this morning arrived with Dispatches troin Sir Alexander Cochrane. Kam 1. dated St.' rolx, the 27th I)eceinber, which contain the in telligen . e4W the Surrender of the I)aniakt Islatuis of St. Tho. 1 mas's and St. John's, with their dependencies, on the amt s. and St.. Croix on the 25th. • " I ,cave thelionour in be, my Lord, " Your Lordship's 'humble servant, " NIULGRA.IiE." I)owni*-strret, 7ttiFebruary, "MY LORD h4vd the fiviliour Eo acipiaint.your Lord. ship, that Capt...llt artt,i.v has this inorfOlg arrived with Dispatches front Gen,:sal litiv..vzst, dated St. Canx, 'vial 'of Dece-thher, wit contain the hitelii 4 o;',44 that the Islands of St. Tltoula4',# Anti gt. John's liattlairrenders;tl, by Cap l itulation, to HiS NLij.:ory's Arius, on th 0.2211 of Det ern. ber, and the !shun or lit. Cioit on'the iith, withourresist. , ance, I have the Ingtoot to be, ally " YOU ft.ordship'S hunt* Servant, ' " CASTI.LILEACII." TUE Thais , of.Ct:avo Geed the Wettern was chaced,epwarils of 2g9 niil 0111111tf2titlY tilt, by two French Frigaici„ wbich were, ia prcha. bility, th . e I:trig.tl:4„;,,e4Caped - Email :3;31. - 1111 - ;,ac x 11 the 2qth. Accoonti ii4ve been received 1; WO stag', that 4), yo French Frigates 1401 nr6Atcl there with Troops; and as there had been an InsurreCtion in. that Islattd; it ii by no Maui iroprobaola that the ItPcliefortSquadron lids directed their course thither. We have received American Papers to the 4th, from which -we-have • made large extraas.- nese had not arrived,:and it was teportedOts Anat. : rica,. that the Statira Frigate, .on board of which he was, had been captured by the Patriot, the French, 74 which some time ago escaped : from the Chesa peake. This report is, however, evidently un founded, as the Pair' has arrived in France ; and•of course if she had ca ptured a Frigate, it would have been tnelitiOned in the French Papers. - TKE recent grant by 1 - 11AittrY to the , . , Dulte• of Yeah, of a:snit) . derived from the proceeds of condemned Ships and their cargoes, has induced an OPpciiitiOn to enter into some , obserVations . , upon the_ subjea that are by no' means consistent • with the respeet due to the royal charaaer, and the paternal feelings which influenced . HisillAsEsir on that occasion. His MAJESTY'S right to the proceeds in fluestion is not -disputed, but it is inoralhan hinted that they have not hitherto been, pro, pierly appropriated, and much 'is said on the ground that it is possible that this .Fund " may be con vened by . a •profligate Prince or a corrupt 111 7 ni,aer into an engine for sabOerting theliber, ties of the People," .though it is admitted .that - Ifs MAJESTY allotted one million oqt of this very Fund in 'aid of the public service, and that the rest. has been solely devoted according to the dilates Of parental afiltaion. It will surely be tinge enough for the disrespeaful comments which have bcert made on this subjeA when there is any reason to suspea the t, as the Opposition Print says, , the fund shall be expended in influencing a Parliamentary Election, or in supporting the litingry:dependants of a Minister.l. We are told HIS MAJESTY is' the father of a people as well as the 'father -of a family." That His MAJESTY' had always aist ed with exemplary aeal iu discharging hoth'• of those relative duties, Ott whole of his just, beneVo-' lent, and amiable life Will fully testify, and even upon the'very subjed which has thus furnished the Opposition Print i.vith'a topic for such reprehensible comments, it appears that . His MAJESTY bas'been liberal to the Public as Well - as iffeetionate to his Family.., Stich observations are highly . blameable; ' and only thew that Opposition must be miserably at a loss for any reasonable ground...for censure, they thus indulge thomselvesin peeArih.omplaiiits an4.l insinuations 'that :are' contradicted by.the very facts which are made the occasion of them. Ye2torday morning HIS MAJIISTY, Princesses Auousm, Sol'nlA, AIkIEWA, and MARY, accom, paMed by' Earl WiticnaLsz*,., Lady. KING, and . General Frizitoi, rode to. St. George's Chapel, When a sermon was . preaChed by the Rev. Mr. CIIADIPANY, from. PhillipPiaus v.,15. On His MAJIISTY'S return from the Chapel .he stopped and conversed with General S• EVENS, EN9 ? waited at the door tO speak tO him. His MAJarr'ir also - spoke to the Countess . of Dolton*. Saturday. a bag of letters reached the Post Office from the Cape of Good Hope; they are to the latter end of Oelober, and antioutice•the arrik al thefe of the Monarch and HarbiligerTransports, with the regimient on board, from Moine .on the COth Otictber, under convoy of the .Staunch G im i. brig. The Flora and Fur Transports ran foal of each other at sea,' on the C4tri Odoher, and sustain ed considerable damage—the Monarch was in a very batl state when she reached the Cape. A. violent gale prevailed at the Cape on the coth, when Moat of the ships in .thebardrove-from their anchors, but. the American Brig Juno watt the only vessel stranded. The .10zrliy lost . three anchors. Some late accounts 'from Sidily speak in confident terms of the means employed fur us defence,. inde- . pendent oftord LLINGwoon'S Squadron;, which. was at Syracuse in the middle of December.. .4, Line-of-Battle Ship, and Several mailer Vessels, were pormanently stvioned 'at "Messitta, and lit 'the , Strei4l . ns.. Tile KING, accompanied by the Prince of HESSE Pau irstkr., has visited-every part .of- the. ,cinstrti6"..ted fortiAcations. en every, as- Sailable point. The whole of the Eastern COast . sents a corineaed chain 'of batteries ; and the peoplec instead of being disSittistied'with their Governments manifest towards -it the greatest degree of attach ! . meat an..l devotion. But other accounts , contradict loudly and flatly this latter assertion. - . A British garnson, of about 250 men, occupies the fort of Scylla, in Calabria. The rock on which it is built presents a nearly perpendicular face to the land side, and the avenues. to it having been de stroyed, the liosition has been rendered inaccessible, Towards the sea, narrow flights of stairs,, strongly defended, have been Cut in the rock, and by these regular suppthrs of water. nd previsions are received from'gessina. Naples is greatly embarrassed by the British Cruizers stationed at Capri, whu have :tit 41'41 its communicatiOna ay sea.. ;rite Boats of the Sqna= dron atosaid to have i)rfortned a gallant en terprize at Sorrento, but the particulars are nor mentioned. A Russian Frivte is blockade& by an English Frigate or considerable . inferior force at, Trieste; the entninander of the latter sent ; it 'cornplimen+ taiy'note to the Imperialis'., Inviting hint to come our, absuring biiu hat b was the or.ly. British Vessel lir the neighhourlloo.l, and observing she car.; Tied sewer gnus and men. The Russian was not wanting in courtesy in his reply, but he declin ed the rueeti-ng. The Am ',lima' Cove meat is stated to. have pur chased .(toon-stand 4tr.uis in Holland, at four dot? ;ars each; dit is added that they are now (lathe s rassage ()vv. is'arA.VAL NEWS. Ekon 'be LONDON GAZATTE, Fei, f t doe. - dicintiralty-o . flire, Feb. 6, 1808. tiotiii a Letter, froni Darre,s, cunt er ,wander in Chieof .His Majesty's Ships and Ves -70444,Jaintacc`to the Hon. ltr. rr.‘.l,o4,dated nn His Majesty's Ship reteran, Port Royal 1807. 'Having received a letter from Captain Maurice, of tine Savage, acquainting me of the capture of the Quixotte Spanish Privateer, of eight guns and nine ty,nitte •thcu' on' hoard, belonging to Porto Cavillo ; -and as she is .a Yes%el of . n WV and fitted Oka, fvr,tbe atmoyance. of.the . trado bouts(' to this Island? ;it glyc..tue pleasure: to aiquaint you there with: •-• . . _ PLYMOUTH; -Fen. G. - --Arrived the-Brertion Gralllot Cerei, - Fikst.ov,-laen with fruit from Lisbon, bound tq Bremen, detained by the . .P/aVagoet Man of War : sht brings no particular: news'. Sir SYDHRY Surru's Squadrcipi pf- twelve Sail or the:Line, verb left cruizing off, The Allsier reports, that The InstirrOlico which look plus at Lisbon 'vac Hof.atOOded with such sc:ioai c.onsequencel as, W3l at firstrepretentqcl x -..illotigh keveral persons oa both sided were kilted. 'The City was folerabli quiet when the Ceres. salled., Arrived the Alain-4, KERR, from Monte Vitl e° t lad.tn with hides, tallow, and skins, I , o.und to Lon-. don; La Seine Vrigate., Capt. D. Airtixrs, from cruize oft Cherburgit ; and the Fartro4-Vrivito fronr, • • Ireland, • PORTSMOUT#, FLU.. Reihia/We "Frigate, hay captured and sent into this Port a French Lugger t . • Privateer. Arrived yesterday the Picky Schooner, from a c t ruizq to-day the Coquette, trout a cruizei Fzr...5.--tArrived hia Alikjasty's Brig Primrose learn Plymouth. , S4ed the Rumba Arrned-ship, with keonttoY fault's Downs; Car traion Brig of War, with Dig' patches for Halifax ; (7/tampion Frigate, Capelin '4l)octilqr„ Aiarepronnt.ta and Geory cattersa on a cruize att . Brest. Remain his Majeity Shim' ..,,intelVe and Mill 4. - brook,' with a Fleet of Transports, .which will sail immediately, on the appearance oP4lte Transpart 4 from, Portsmouth. ' • • • • .: . Dispatches from the FretiCh Government fqr 010 Cominanding Otßt:!ers of the Islands of Martitticiaq and Gandaloupe, *eta.. found, a fp? days since , i 4 possession of a A(r. Uu )7 EU., a Preitollin !I, passenger iu ther. Anaericau Sclooner itope, from Bourdeatuc fir• Now-furl:, der.Oted 14 Alars Privateer' The Pispatchns were. sept to London for the insvec7 tion of .His,Maiesty's .Ministers ; and last night a Messenger arrived here from Londot), Wha has lak~4~ Attr..ll9y4a : into ; oust*, and, Withhis Papers, went - cif early this. morning_ for liNdon.,This is the third 'American Vessel which has been sent in here in 3 short space of time, on board of whiCh . French Gn v.emnent Dispatches have been Bend. he Illithinghnia. Packet, with Mails' for Malta? • Messina, &c. will sail to,motrow if the wind is fair. 'ASleil her.iiressengerarriVed this evening t° go pas senger-in I • , SIMI:NESS, Fra. .5..--Anivod a 'incler from Hull, wit h ten impressed men acid Vvilunteers for t4° Fleet, and a great number of 111ilitiatneti, who bid vAltititeered for the Royal Marines ; she prooe decl with the latter to Chatham. Sailed the Quail Sckdoner, I.ieut. J. C. S. 0 ° 11 " LET, Ink Yarrnoufh. Arrived several itiestels, and passed by for Stacl.a" &tee 'Creek. ' • • • 4large Fleet is cowing op below the NoreA oK the 'River. - • L l V k arNkt JEJF/T 4.---Arived the. INept 1441 c 414 I (9m SaYatitalt ; She sailed on the 7th Lilt ' .iR 131416°411*i= a private express received that Mornhig.,st4ting,, that the of that cven 4l wouitt bring the g44er..of tolgress for 14 1 " g tile 1 ErnhArgo ,un ; the 4iverpo — ol Packet, PAW NS, 4- ‘; jr I,iyerpool, , sailed ::in compaity ; the Hazard, f °t Liverpool, sailed on the 2d.—The kllbargo took place at Charlestown on the tith. DISTRIBUTION Ur PRILE•MONEY. To the Officefslod CemliatiY of hi 4 Majesty's SW for Air capture of the Virgin OA ItosArio, v es43l; ° oll the lt.th 404, cOmpanY hi; bits.F4ty's Defunco anti (.Iyialeintid. on b" t. — . t v Donegal, on the.loth inst . and uvery TuciAlay and Tiluraw, for three years afro, at No. i*, E: , sex•stnet, tt4l4l(l' On Moiiday last a Court Martial was beltil l „ t Portsmouth,. on board the Gladiator,. WOODRIFF, late of his Majesty's Ship Cakuita, account for the loss of that Ship, by being capt lo ,,, by titc'Euchiy. A Letter. from Capfain Wo° l;4 ". }- to the Secretary Of the Aqiniralty, teLidug the e.tad* cutnstances which led to his beih=4 taken, wa4 to cmr. livideuce having hcen it) S/up port; of that Cbtirt r ekr..e 1., that _ the c °l ‘ ,. deer Captain NVooontFt, th at Of a br` lV' '' cool, and intrepid OffiCser . .,; .and did aciitutv: nis3' .his Officers, and Ship's Cum pany , to be most 01 . y 4 . 4:quitted. Capt. Pet:4lll6 l th. • forenoon, .110 fern: eta e eg friAn :NQwgnie to-IN)lackfriari, not Sir4 boi -i bunt Botany prucedacct 'lowa the river to .3